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A couple from Sheffield are taking their legal fight against a speeding ticket to London's High Court.A couple from Sheffield are taking their legal fight against a speeding ticket to London's High Court.
Dr Iain Fielden and his wife Vikki claim a speed camera near Huddersfield could not have been accurate as it was set up on a bend in the road.Dr Iain Fielden and his wife Vikki claim a speed camera near Huddersfield could not have been accurate as it was set up on a bend in the road.
The couple have fought a long court battle to try to overturn the £60 fine and three penalty points issued to Mrs Fielden three years ago.The couple have fought a long court battle to try to overturn the £60 fine and three penalty points issued to Mrs Fielden three years ago.
They are seeking a review of the case at the Royal Courts of Justice.They are seeking a review of the case at the Royal Courts of Justice.
£15,000 legal bill£15,000 legal bill
The camera recorded Mrs Fielden travelling at 36mph (58km/h) in her Volkswagen Polo in June 2006.The camera recorded Mrs Fielden travelling at 36mph (58km/h) in her Volkswagen Polo in June 2006.
Dr Fielden, a research scientist at Sheffield Hallam University, argues that the reading was inaccurate because the radar beams of the speed cameras only work in straight lines.Dr Fielden, a research scientist at Sheffield Hallam University, argues that the reading was inaccurate because the radar beams of the speed cameras only work in straight lines.
The couple were issued with a £15,000 legal bill last year after their appeal against the ticket was dismissed by a judge at Bradford Crown Court.The couple were issued with a £15,000 legal bill last year after their appeal against the ticket was dismissed by a judge at Bradford Crown Court.
Dr Fielden said: "I thought if we could prove the case - which we have proved - then that would be the end of it.Dr Fielden said: "I thought if we could prove the case - which we have proved - then that would be the end of it.
"The radar says 36, but it couldn't have been as fast as 36. Because the camera is on the outside of the bend it will read too high."The radar says 36, but it couldn't have been as fast as 36. Because the camera is on the outside of the bend it will read too high.
"The [legal] system fails itself as a system of justice.""The [legal] system fails itself as a system of justice."
A spokeswoman for Her Majesty's Courts Service said it did not comment on individual cases.